Da Nangas įsikūręs prie jūros, o dideliam miestui gretimi paplūdimiai yra tikrai gražūs ir švarūs. Todėl daugelis vietnamiečių taip pat atvyksta į Da Nangą atostogauti prie jūros. Da Nangas taip pat garsėja kaip vieta Vietname, kur yra neprilygstamai pigūs kelių žvaigždučių kurortai prie pat paplūdimio. Nors Da Nangas yra gana turistinis miestas, čia dažniau sutiksite vietinių turistų. Palyginti su kaimyniniais Hoi Anu ir Hue, Da Nangas yra labai autentiškas šiuolaikinio Vietnamo gyvenimo pavyzdys. Vakare būtinai prisijunkite prie tūkstančių vietnamiečių populiarioje pakrantėje prie Han upės. Po Cau Song Han tiltu link vakaro rasite nedidelių prekystalių su gipsinėmis figūrėlėmis.
Da Nangas gal ir yra labiau modernus miestas, tačiau čia vis tiek rasite keletą lankytinų objektų. Da Nangas taip pat yra miestas, kuriame daug įvairių vietų sukurta vien tik turizmo tikslais. Apsilankę šioje kalnuose esančioje vietoje galite pasivaikščioti po Prancūzijos viduramžių kaimo kopiją, pasivažinėti amerikietiškaisiais kalneliais arba pasigrožėti keliais teminiais sodais. Centrinio Vietnamo virtuvė labai skani ir įvairi. Be to, šiame regione galite paragauti visiškai kitokių patiekalų nei, pavyzdžiui, Hanojuje. Dėl vietinių žvejybos tradicijų daugelio patiekalų sudėtyje yra žuvies ir jūros gėrybių. Banh Trang Cuon - smulkiai supjaustyta kiauliena paprastai patiekiama su ryžių popieriumi, žolelėmis ir daržovėmis.
Da Nangas yra labai populiari turistinė vieta, ypač tarp vietinių turistų. Apgyvendinimo paslaugų įvairovė labai plati - nuo paprastų apgyvendinimo vietų pas vietinius gyventojus miesto centre iki tarptautinių viešbučių tinklų. Jei pirmiausia norite tyrinėti ir keliauti, apsistokite miesto centre. Da Nange galite rasti viešbučių ir kitų apgyvendinimo įstaigų už gerą kainą, pasirinkimas tikrai platus. Miestas taip pat garsėja itin pigiais 4 ir 5 žvaigždučių kurortais prie jūros. Nesunkiai galite rasti pigių nakvynės namų ar namų nakvynės namų už 200 000 vnd per naktį dviems asmenims. Geresnės kokybės viešbutis su geriausiu kainos ir kokybės santykiu paprastai kainuoja apie 400 000 vnd. Apgyvendinimo vietą mieste rinkitės pagal savo pageidavimus. Paplūdimių mėgėjai gali apsistoti miesto promenadose Da Nango paplūdimyje ir My Khe paplūdimyje. Gražiausias paplūdimys yra Non Nuoc paplūdimys, tačiau jis yra toliau nuo miesto centro. Dešiniajame Han upės krante esančioje pakrantėje gausu lankytinų objektų, tai gražus šiuolaikinio Vietnamo gyvenimo pavyzdys. Visame mieste galite rasti įvairių viešbučių ir apgyvendinimo įstaigų. Miesto paplūdimiai Da Nango paplūdimys ir My Khe paplūdimys yra puikus pasirinkimas, jei norite gyventi prie jūros, tačiau bet kada galėsite mėgautis miesto šurmuliu. Non Nuoc paplūdimys yra vienas gražiausių paplūdimių visame Vietname, kuriame yra keli prabangūs kurortai, įsikūrę pačiame paplūdimyje. Šis patogus ir prabangus viešbutis įsikūręs vos už vieno kvartalo nuo My Khe paplūdimio, o netoliese yra keli vietinės vietnamietiškos virtuvės restoranai. Į miesto centrą nesunkiai nueisite pėsčiomis ilgesniu keliu arba galėsite pasinaudoti labai pigia “Grab” programėle. Kambariai yra modernūs ir skoningai įrengti.
Long associated with familiar Vietnamese beach destinations such as Nha Trang and Phu Quoc, Russian tourists and travelers from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), which includes countries where Russian is spoken, are now turning their attention to Da Nang. The number of Russian travelers to Da Nang City, central Vietnam is on the rise. The central coastal city has been described as a sought-after destination for these visitors.
Flight VJ55 carrying 370 passengers from Astana, Kazakhstan landed at Da Nang International Airport in the city on Monday morning. Organized through a partnership between Crystal Bay and VietJet Air, the flight included 250 travel industry representatives from the CIS who came to conduct tourism surveys, a strong signal of growing interest in the destination. Over the past few years, Da Nang’s tourism agency has actively sought to diversify its international markets, with Russia emerging as a key focus. Deputy director of the municipal Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Van Ba Son said that visitors from Russia and the CIS account for some five percent of the city’s inbound tourism.
A large number of visitors from these markets have traveled to the city thanks to its tourism promotion programs and efforts by local tour operators to attract these travelers. Russian passengers arrive in Da Nang City, central Vietnam. Photo: Khai Dang Delegations from Da Nang’s tourism industry, alongside local businesses and tour operators, have traveled to Russia and other CIS countries to showcase the city’s appeal. Da Nang has rapidly emerged as an ideal tourist attraction for visitors from Russia and the CIS, particularly when traditional destinations like Nha Trang, Phan Thiet, and Phu Quoc have become more familiar to these visitors. Besides, geopolitical complexities affecting travel to parts of Europe have prompted Russian tourists to seek alternative destinations.
Some representatives from travel firms specializing in serving Russian visitors told Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper that those travelers typically have relatively high spending power, favor longer stays, and prefer upscale accommodations. They are also drawn to wellness tourism, warm climates, scenic beaches, and destinations offering good value and reliable service - criteria that Da Nang increasingly fulfills. In the coming months, the number of visitors from Russia and the CIS touring Da Nang and Hoi An is expected to surge, so tour operators are focusing on offering appealing tourism services and products.
Apart from the flight on Monday, seen as the start of a booming summer season for Russian and CIS travelers, another flight is set to bring some 220 visitors from Vladivostok, Russia to Da Nang City on Thursday, said a local travel firm. Searches for Da Dang among Russian visitors skyrocket. In the first quarter of 2026, Da Nang welcomed some 2.3 million international visitors, with more than 100,000 arriving from Russia and CIS countries, around 4.35 percent of the total, according to the municipal department. While the share remains modest, growth has been striking. Data from Russian Internet giant Yandex indicated that online searches and interest in Da Nang among Russian users surged 260 percent in the first two months of the year compared to the same period in 2025. Data also showed that the number of Russian and CIS travelers to the city has soared in recent years. In 2025, Da Nang received over 171,000 Russian visitors, nearly double the figure recorded in 2024. Russia and CIS countries are among the city’s top 15 tourist source markets.
Hoi An, a ward in Da Nang City, central Vietnam and home to Hoi An Ancient Town, becomes a new ideal destination for Russian tourists. Photo: B.D.
Walking along the footpath, hungry, I do what I often do. There are lots of small street food options in Vietnam but they don’t normally have menus - just simply “Pho” or “Banh Mi” on a sign or a wall. Which is why I get such a shock when I start to flick through this particular menu and can’t understand a single world. And that’s not because it’s written in Vietnamese. It’s something I come across again and again here in the coastal city of Nha Trang. In fact, the Vietnamese coast has become extremely popular with Russian tourists. When the snow covers the motherland, they can escape to the sun and surf of an Asian playground. It makes me feel more comfortable when I can read the menu or recognise a brand. English is the lingua franca for travellers and people from plenty of countries know enough to find it useful. The sand is relatively clean and the water refreshing. From the sand, I can see plenty of big developments going up. There is a slight problem - the recent fall in the value of the rouble is making it more expensive for people to travel overseas from Russia. You can also see the impact that’s having in Nha Trang. One morning, I’m sitting down by the beach looking out at the surf (it’s pretty small) when a sunglasses vendor comes up to me. We have a bit of a chat and he tells me about the Russian tourists. And, ultimately, I guess that’s the point. Da Nang has established itself as one of Southeast Asia's most compelling beach destinations for value-conscious international travelers, and Russian visitors have been discovering it in growing numbers.
Visa note for Russian citizens: Russia has a unilateral visa exemption agreement with Vietnam allowing stays of up to 45 days with no advance application required. My Khe Beach is Da Nang's main draw. Compared to the crowded beach resorts of the Black Sea or the Adriatic, My Khe feels uncrowded and genuinely relaxing. Da Nang has one of the strongest ranges of budget and mid-range beach accommodation in Southeast Asia. Da Nang is a working coastal city with an active fishing industry. Street food meals cost USD 1-3. Beyond the beach, Da Nang offers genuine cultural depth. Hoi An, one of Southeast Asia's most photogenic heritage towns, is 30 km away and makes an ideal day trip or overnight stay. There are no direct flights from Russia to Da Nang as of early 2026. Moscow is the best-connected Russian city for flights to Da Nang. Total journey time is typically 14-18 hours including connection. Return fares in economy typically run USD 500-900 booked 6-10 weeks in advance. Connections from Saint Petersburg generally route through Moscow or directly through Asian hubs such as Bangkok or Doha. Fares are broadly similar to Moscow departures, USD 550-950 return. Vladivostok is Russia's closest major city to Vietnam geographically. Total journey time can be as short as 8-11 hours with a good connection. Connections from Novosibirsk typically route through Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, or Moscow. Booking tip: The best fares to Vietnam from Russia are typically found 8-12 weeks ahead of travel. My Khe Beach is the most popular base for Russian visitors, particularly the northern stretch around the An Thuong area. The Han River area is good for city exploration but requires transport to reach the beach. Da Nang's budget hotel market along My Khe Beach is strong. A well-located mid-range option directly on My Khe Beach with modern rooms, a rooftop pool, and sea-view rooms available. Popular with international travelers for its central position and consistent quality. Walking distance to the An Thuong restaurant strip. Rooms typically run USD 45-90/night depending on season. A compact, clean hotel a short walk from My Khe Beach with good air-conditioning, free breakfast at some rate levels, and helpful staff. Sala Da Nang is one of the go-to options for budget-conscious international travelers wanting a reliable, no-surprise base near the beach. Rates typically run USD 25-55/night. A well-reviewed budget hotel within the My Khe Beach corridor, offering clean rooms with air-conditioning and basic amenities at some of the lowest prices in the area. Popular with solo travelers and couples looking to keep accommodation costs down while remaining close to the beach. Rates typically run USD 20-40/night. A modern mid-range property with a rooftop pool and bar, sea-view rooms, and a solid restaurant on site. Adamo is a step up from basic budget hotels and frequently appears in top-rated lists for value on Booking.com. Located in the heart of the My Khe Beach strip, within walking distance of restaurants and shops. Rates run USD 40-80/night. A contemporary hotel with a fresh design aesthetic, pool, and beachfront-adjacent location on My Khe. Raon offers a notch above the basic budget options with better room quality and a more polished common areas, at rates that remain affordable. Rates typically run USD 35-75/night. HAIAN is a well-established mid-range hotel with direct beach access, a pool, spa facilities, and multiple dining options, making it one of the best all-in-one packages at its price point on My Khe Beach. Frequently praised in guest reviews for its beach location and helpful staff. Rates run USD 50-110/night. A compact, modern hotel a short walk from My Khe Beach with clean rooms, balconies on upper floors, and a rooftop area with city and sea views. Popular with budget-conscious international travelers for its affordable rates, friendly staff, and proximity to the beach and An Thuong dining strip. Le Sands sits directly on My Khe Beach with an oceanfront pool, beachside lounge chairs, and sea-view rooms at accessible mid-range prices. One of the best-value direct-beachfront hotels in the city, offering a resort-style experience without resort pricing. Rooms run USD 55-120/night.
Da Nang's open-air seafood restaurants, particularly along the southern stretch of My Khe Beach, are a highlight of any visit. Tiger prawns, crab, clams, squid, and whole grilled fish are all common. Mì Quảng, Da Nang's signature dish. Yellow turmeric noodles with pork, shrimp, peanuts, and sesame crackers. Bánh Mì, Vietnam's iconic baguette sandwich with pâté, pickled vegetables, and grilled meat. Phở, The classic Vietnamese beef noodle soup. Bún Bò Huế, A spicy lemongrass beef noodle soup from nearby Hue. Nem lụi, Da Nang-style lemongrass pork skewers wrapped in rice paper at the table. The An Thuong neighborhood and the main My Khe Beach strip have a wide range of international restaurants, pizza, burgers, Western breakfasts, and more, catering to the area's diverse international visitors. Café culture: Vietnam produces some of the world's best coffee. Vietnam uses the Vietnamese Dong (VND). Russian rubles are not accepted or easily exchanged in Vietnam. Always check whether your Russian bank card works internationally before departure, as this depends on the card issuer and applicable banking restrictions. Grab is Southeast Asia's dominant ride-hailing app, similar to Yandex.Taxi but covering all of Vietnam. A typical city ride costs USD 1.50-5. My Khe Beach uses a flag system. Yellow means caution, swim carefully. Rip currents can be strong, particularly after heavy rain or during October-February. Da Nang has two clear seasons. The wet season (September-January) brings significant rainfall and occasional typhoons. For Russian travelers wanting to escape winter, late February onward is a good entry point into the dry season. Da Nang's most iconic attraction. The show is free to watch from the riverbank and draws large crowds. The Golden Bridge, held aloft by giant stone hands at 1,400 metres elevation, has become one of Vietnam's most recognised landmarks. Entry and cable car are included in one ticket. Five limestone formations 8 km south of the city containing Buddhist shrines, caves, and hilltop viewpoints overlooking the coastline. Combine with a visit to the Non Nuoc marble sculpture village next door. Hoi An's UNESCO-listed Ancient Town is the standout day trip from Da Nang. A Grab car costs USD 12-20 each way. A forested mountain peninsula 10 km north of the city centre, offering jungle drives, wildlife (including rare douc langurs), viewpoints over Da Nang Bay, and the Linh Ung Pagoda with its 67-metre Lady Buddha. Da Nang is one of Southeast Asia's best-value beach destinations. For most international travelers staying mid-range, a 10-night Da Nang holiday (excluding flights) runs approximately USD 900-2,300 per person including accommodation, food, transport, and activities. For budget travelers, the same 10 nights can be done comfortably under USD 500-700 per person if staying in guesthouses and eating locally. Yes. Da Nang has grown steadily in popularity among Russian travelers, particularly as an alternative to traditional beach destinations. Its combination of warm beaches, affordable accommodation, low food costs, and a relaxed atmosphere makes it a compelling long-haul beach holiday option. Russian citizens can enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 45 days under Vietnam's unilateral visa exemption policy. No advance application is required, present your Russian passport on arrival at Da Nang International Airport. For stays longer than 45 days, apply for a Vietnam e-visa online (USD 25, up to 90 days) before departure. Da Nang is very affordable. Budget travelers can manage comfortably on USD 30-50 per day including accommodation, food, and local transport. A decent hotel near My Khe Beach costs USD 25-60 per night. Street food meals cost USD 1-3. The An Thuong neighborhood, a few streets back from My Khe Beach, is the best area for budget travelers. Guesthouses and small hotels here cost USD 18-45 per night and are within easy walking distance of the beach. The Han River area also has cheaper options but requires transport to reach the beach. Yes. Da Nang is one of Vietnam's safest cities and budget hotels here are generally clean and well-maintained. Violent crime targeting tourists is rare. Check recent guest reviews on Booking.com before booking. March to August is the best time to visit, hot, dry, and sunny with calm seas. May and June are particularly reliable. The wet season runs September to January with heavy rain and occasional typhoons. Russian travelers looking to escape winter are well-served by Da Nang from late February onward. No. Russian rubles are not accepted in Vietnam. The local currency is the Vietnamese Dong (VND). The most practical approach is to bring USD cash for exchange, or use an internationally enabled bank card at ATMs in Da Nang. EUR can also be exchanged directly at many authorised exchange booths. Given the long flight from Russia, a minimum of 7 nights is recommended. A 10-14 night stay is common and allows for beach days, a Hoi An day trip or overnight, Ba Na Hills, the Marble Mountains, and evening exploration of the city. Those wanting to combine Da Nang with Hoi An and a day trip to Hue should plan for at least 10 nights in Central Vietnam.